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Building an Interactive Intranet

Just a quick reminder that it's less than a month until the Building an Interactive Intranet workshop, to be held in Canberra on 29 September. To quote:

An intranet must be more than a collection of documents and static web pages to be successful and sustainable. Increasingly, organisations are positioning their intranets as a 'business tool', instead of just a publishing platform.

This one-day Intranet Peers in Government workshop will explore how public-sector intranets can make this transition to an interactive intranet.

Read what participants at past events have said, and you'll realise this shouldn't be missed!

Posted by jamesr on September 06, 2004 11:54 AM
Categories: Conferences & presentations, Intranets